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56. Then, by the light of the evening,
Then, along with the ministers,
Then, reaching the appointed time,
Then, becoming agitated, then they arrived and knew.
Then, the vow was completed.
Then, by the combination of the time,
Then, the Bhairava deities were summoned.
Then, at the appropriate time,
Then, they set out to go.
457. Then, the sun-like lord went, seeing properly.
64. Then, abandoning the distorted form,
114. Then, while wandering in that place, 104. Then, the powerful Shakra enjoyed. 456. Then, the thousand-rayed one approached. 233. Then, the thousand-rayed one shone.
396. 396. 155. Then, in thousands, the fragments.
Then, the year spoke.
Then, she told him. Then, the city of Saketa.
Then, the one named Sagardatta. Then, the inner palace. Then, after worshiping the ascetic,
Then, seated on a comfortable seat,
Then, hearing about the death of the son,
Then, completely pure and perfect,
Then, the divine, human-like god,
Then, the entire divine army,
Then, return to the sun,
Then, he of immeasurable speed,
Then, with a smiling face, he spoke,
Then, hearing like a dream,
Then, seeing like a dream,
Then, by himself, as I said,
347. 355. 350. 485. 347. 149. 453. 44.
344. 61. 43. 439. 202. 381. 170. 199. 129. 307. 434. 294. 349. 380. 408. 129. 362. 389. 127. 169.
In the Padma Purana:
Then, he himself took.
Then, the arising.
Then, the arrival occurred.
Then, Indra was born.
Then, he began to destroy.
Then, rising up, he placed.
Then, on the horse.
Then, that which was the enemy.
Then, by the four types of gods.
Then, the moon-nailed one was born.
Then, the supreme divine energy.
Then, his extraordinary qualities.
Then, going and bringing her.
Then, on that day, the ten-necked one.
Then, crying for a long time.
Then, fallen, shining loudly.
Then, falling from humanity,
Then, born here.
Then, on the day of the battle.
Then, seeing him angry,
Then, with deep anger,
Then, seeing him in that way,
Then, the head was honored.
Then, he went out.
Then, with great skill,
Then, adorned, he was,
Then, from youth he saw,
Then, humble, he was,
Then, trembling,
Then, with a shower of arrows,
Then, suddenly seeing him,
Then, the god, well-established,
Then, that charioteer.
Then, to break that pride.| SR No. | 001822 |
| Book Title | Padmapuran Part 1 |
| Original Sutra Author | Dravishenacharya |
| Author | Pannalal Jain |
| Publisher | Bharatiya Gyanpith |
| Publication Year | 2000 |
| Total Pages | 604 |
| Language | Hindi, Sanskrit |
| Classification | Book_Devnagari, Mythology, & Story |
| File Size | 15 MB |